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Q: A TDMA time slot may contain: Exactly one 802.11 MAC frame

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Q: The Ethernet port Interface on the router is assigned an IP address. This is the   A Bypass Gateway…

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Q: Mac addresses function at what layer of the OSI model?   Layer 1 - Physical…

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Q: As a corporate network trainer, you must explain the following: How does a switch construct its MAC…

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Q: What is the role of a network switch's MAC address table, and how does it improve the efficiency of…

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Q: Describe the purpose and operation of ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) in computer networking. How…

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Q: Wireless migration is the process through which a base station or access point moves from one base…

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Q: What is the role of a MAC (Media Access Control) address in wireless networking, and how is it used…

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Q: 802.11 MAC protocol is based on CSMA/CD. O True O False

A: CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection) is a media access control strategy that…

Q: Is it possible for two different network interfaces to have the same MAC address? Or not? Is it…

A: Given: On a local network, no two devices should have the same MAC address. If this occurs, both…

Q: INSTRUCTION: 1. Construct the Network Diagram below using Fast ethernet or LAN cable. 2. Using the…

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Q: The main differences between a layer 2 switch and a layer 3 switch are... If you had to purchase a…

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Q: Configure the gateway address for your LAN routers. Record the addresses and subnet mask for your…

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Q: How likely is it that two network interfaces would use the same MAC address? Is there a reason you…

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Q: What protocol is used to find the hardware address of a local device?

A: What protocol is used to find the hardware address of a local device?

Q: Can MAC addresses on two network interfaces be shared? Or not? Can an IP be shared across two…

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Q: Do two separate network interfaces with the same MAC address exist? Or not? Is it possible to…

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Q: Which layer of the OSI model manages communication between network interface cards on end-devices?

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Q: What is router reflector and why it is required?

A: Introduction: What is a router reflector and why it is required?

Q: Can many network interfaces share a MAC address? Not? Can several network interfaces share an IP…

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Q: 33. IEEE 802 protocol in context as which order?* O Application layer, TCP, IP, LLC, MAC O…

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Q: What are the key distinctions between layer 2 and layer 3 switches? Which switch would you choose if…

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Q: How do layer 2 and layer 3 switches differ? Which switch would you purchase and why? Which switch…

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Q: How does the router go through its startup process?

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Q: Leasable parameters for DHCP include : (One or more) IP address & netmask Gateway DNS name server…

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Q: Each device on a LAN is referred to as:     a. Router     b. Switch     c. Node…

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Q: How does a MAC address get assigned to a vNIC (virtual network interface card)?

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Q: A network has a data transmission bandwidth of 30×106 bits per second. It uses CSMA/CD in the MAC…

A: Data given :-  Bandwidth = 30 × 106 bits per second  Max. Propagation time = 80 × 10-6 second

Q: Why have some of these packets been sent to a MAC address that is not the Access Switch/Router?…

A: There are a couple of justifications for why packets may be shipped off a MAC address that isn't the…

Q: Can two independent network interfaces share the same Media Access Control (MAC) address? Or not? Is…

A: Inspection: No two devices on a local network should have the same MAC address. Both devices will…

Q: Can the same MAC address be used by more than one network interface? For what reason (or why not) is…

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Q: In the 802.11 MAC data frame, there are 4 different combinations of ToDS and FromDS. what are those…

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Q: What is the difference between a layer 2 and layer 3 switch? If you were to buy a switch which one…

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Q: Is it true that MAC addresses determine how a router routes packets? If yes, explain how you…

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Q: Can two network interfaces share MAC addresses? Or not? Can two network interfaces share an IP…

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Q: How big is the the MAC (IEEE 802) address space? The IPv4 address space? The IPv6 address space?

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Q: 5. What protocol is used by the Remote Desktop Connection А. IСMP В. ТСР C. UDP D. IP 9. What would…

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Q: Delivery of a packet to a host or router requires two levels of addresses. Name them

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Q: How realistic is it to have several network interfaces use the same Media Access Control (MAC)…

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Q: Do routers route packets to MAC addresses?

A: Introduction: Do routers route packets to MAC addresses?

Q: In general, a wireless network interface card (NIC) is capable of communication with:   a.  Only…

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Network Connectivity

Network connectivity describes the process of interconnecting various parts of the network together. There are various devices available which are used to connect various parts of the network namely routers, switches, gateways etc. Various technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and the internet of things are highly dependent on network connectivity. It is very important for enterprises, businesses or companies because network connectivity enables them to access, collect, share, and utilize data across their organization.